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[Intro]
C   G   F   C G C
[Verse]
I've got many friends at Ghome, I know that when FI'm in town
They'll come aCround and we'll Gsit and pass the Ctime away
And I Gnever get Ftired
'Cause Gdarling, there's always Cyou
[Verse]
When I'm in a bit of Gtrouble and I Fneed a real
Close Cfriend around, there's Gnobody Cthere
But I Gdon't feel Fso bad
'Cause Gdarling, there's always Cyou
[Chorus]
Always Fyou, always Gyou
Always Fyou, always Gyou
I said, there's always Cyou
[Instrumental]
C   G   F   C G C
[Verse]
Everybody tries to Gbe so cool, to put on a Fshow
But they Cknow where to Ggo when the Cnight is done
And I Gdon't need a Fshow
'Cause Gdarling I've got Cyou
[Verse]
And later on in life, when my Gtime is done and I've Fsung my song
And the Cpeople have Gmoved on to Cother things
If Gonly in Fmemories
But Gdarling there'll still be Cyou
[Chorus]
Still be Fyou, still be Gyou
Still be Fyou, still be Gyou
I said, there'll still be Cyou
[Outro]
C   G   F   C G C

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Always You

by Allan Taylor

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Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

C G F C G C

[Verse]

G F

I've got many friends at home, I know that when I'm in town

C G C

They'll come around and we'll sit and pass the time away

G F

And I never get tired

G C

'Cause darling, there's always you

[Verse]

G F

When I'm in a bit of trouble and I need a real

C G C

Close friend around, there's nobody there

G F

But I don't feel so bad

G C

'Cause darling, there's always you

[Chorus]

F G

Always you, always you

F G

Always you, always you

I said, there's always you

[Instrumental]

C G F C G C

[Verse]

G F

Everybody tries to be so cool, to put on a show

C G C

But they know where to go when the night is done

G F

And I don't need a show

G C

'Cause darling I've got you

[Verse]

G F

And later on in life, when my time is done and I've sung my song

C G C

And the people have moved on to other things

G F

If only in memories

G C

But darling there'll still be you

[Chorus]

F G

Still be you, still be you

F G

Still be you, still be you

I said, there'll still be you

[Outro]

C G F C G C

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